The Ultimate, Definitive Guide to BYOB Restaurants in Las Vegas

Otto
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Some restaurants have eagerly welcomed the BYOB concept, while others prefer to quietly discourage it. As a service and tourist-driven destination, BYOB isn't often discussed or championed in Las Vegas. And in fact, it's legally prohibited in the City of Las Vegas proper. (And you thought Sin City was a place where anything goes.) But the "city" of Las Vegas really only covers select areas of the valley, including Downtown, as well as parts of Summerlin and the northwest. What you have left over are areas -- including the Strip -- that are technically considered unincorporated Clark County, and not bound by City of Las Vegas jurisdiction. If this sounds confusing, you're not alone. That's why we've put together a guide to all the best restaurants where bringing a bottle isn't considered a sin. Just remember, BYOB policies and prices can change at any given time, so it's a good idea to call in advance and double check. Some restaurants (including Restaurant Guy Savoy at Caesars Palace, Estiatorio Milos at the Cosmopolitan, and LAVO at the Palazzo) don't allow any bottles of outside alcohol at all.

Standard & Pour
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Bottiglia

Henderson

Green Valley Ranch
$35 per bottle, including magnums. No limit.

Hank's

Green Valley Ranch
$35 per bottle. Two bottle limit. No magnums allowed.

Sonoma Cellar

Sunset Station
$25 per bottle and $50 for magnums. No limit.

Standard & Pour

11261 South Eastern
$15 per bottle. Two bottle limit.

Todd's Unique Dining

4350 E Sunset Rd
$20 per bottle; $40 for magnums. Corkage free is waived on Wednesdays for up to two bottles per table.

Ferraro's
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Capo's

Off the Strip

5675 West Sahara Ave
$25 per bottle; $35 for magnums. No limit.

Double Helix

Town Square
$25 per bottle; one bottle limit.

Ferraro's

4480 Paradise Rd
$50 per bottle; $100 for magnums. No limit.

Golden Steer

308 West Sahara Ave
$30 per bottle. It's preferred that bottles aren't on the house wine list.

Herbs & Rye

3713 West Sahara Ave
$30 per bottle; $60 for magnums. No limit.  

Piero's

355 Convention Center Dr
$50 per bottle; $100 for magnums. No limit

Bistro 57
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MRKT

North Las Vegas

Aliante
$25 per bottle for the first two bottles, then $50 per bottle for any additional bottles.

Bistro 57

Aliante
$20 per bottle.

Due Forni
Due Forni

Bite Breakfast & Lunch

Summerlin South Area

4165 South Grand Canyon Dr
No corkage fee or limits on bottles. Since the restaurant doesn't have a liquor license, it would actually be illegal for the staff to touch a bottle. Guests are simply asked to spend at least $6 on food.

Due Forni

3555 S Town Center Dr
$20 per bottle, two bottle limit.

Other Mama

3655 S Durango Dr
$20 corkage fee. No limit.

Martorano's
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Aureole

The Strip

Mandalay Bay
$50 per bottle, two bottle limit. Bottles are allowed at manager's discretion.

The Barrymore

Royal Resort
$35 per bottle. Fee is waived for every one of the restaurant's bottles bought on a one-for-one basis.

Bardot Brasserie

Aria
$50 per bottle and $100 for magnums. Limit two bottles. Bottle cannot be on the house wine list.

Bouchon

The Venetian
$35 per bottle. After two bottles, it's $50 per bottle. $70 for magnums, and if you somehow have the appetite (or the people) to chug down three or more magnums, the price jumps to more than $100 each. Bottle cannot be on the house wine list

Brand Steakhouse

Monte Carlo
$30 per bottle, including magnums. No limits.

Carbone

Aria
$35 per bottle and $70 for magnums, two bottle limit. One bottle limit for magnums. Bottle cannot be on the house wine list.

Carnevino

Palazzo
$55 per bottle and $75 for magnums.

Charlie Palmer Steak

Four Seasons
$35 per bottle; $75 for magnums. Two bottle limit.

China Poblano

The Cosmopolitan
$25 per bottle.

Delmonico Steakhouse

The Venetian
$35 per bottle; $50 for magnums. No limit, but outside bottles are not allowed at private parties or events.

D.O.C.G.

The Cosmopolitan
$35 per bottle, two bottle limit. Bottle cannot be on the house wine list.

Craftsteak

MGM Grand
$50 per bottle; $100 for magnums. The restaurant generally allows two. If you also buy a higher-end selection from the wine list, chances are good the corkage fee will be waived.

Crush

MGM Grand
$40 per bottle and $80 for magnums. Two bottle limit. Bottle cannot be on the house wine list.

é by José Andrés

The Cosmopolitan
$50 per bottle; two bottle limit. Bottle cannot be on the house wine list.

Emeril's New Orleans Fish House

MGM Grand
$25 per bottle and $50 for magnums. No limit, but outside bottles are not allowed at private parties or events.

Giada

The Cromwell
$35 per bottle; two bottle limit. Bottle cannot be on the house wine list.

Harvest

Bellagio
$50 per bottle; limit of two bottles or one magnum. Bottle cannot be on the house wine list.

Herringbone

Aria
$35 per bottle and $50 for magnums. Two bottle limit.

Jaleo

The Cosmopolitan
$20 per bottle; two bottle limit. Bottle cannot be on the house wine list.

Jean Georges

Aria
$35 per bottle and $70 for magnums. Two bottle limit; one bottle limit for magnums. Bottle cannot be on the house wine list.

Joe's

Forum Shops at Caesars
$25 per bottle and $50 for magnums. Two bottle limit.

Joël Robuchon

MGM Grand
$50 per bottle and $100 for magnums. Two bottle limit. Bottle cannot be on the house wine list.

L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon

MGM Grand
$50 per bottle and $100 for magnums; two bottle limit. Bottle cannot be on the house wine list.  

Lago

Bellagio
$50 per bottle; limit of two bottles or one magnum. Bottle cannot be on the house wine list.

Le Cirque

Bellagio
$50 per bottle; limit of two bottles or one magnum. Bottle cannot be on the house wine list.

Lupo

Mandalay Bay
$50 per bottle and $100 for magnums. Two bottle limit; one bottle limit for magnums. Bottle cannot be on house wine list.

Martorano's

Paris
$35 per bottle, including magnums. Limit of two bottles or one magnum. Bottle cannot be on the house wine list.

Mastro's Ocean Club

Shops at Crystals
$35 per bottle and $70 for magnums. No limits.

Mr Chow

Caesars Palace
$50 per bottle, including magnums. Bottle cannot be on the house wine list.

Mon Ami Gabi

Paris
$30 per bottle for the first two bottles. $50 per bottle for any additional bottles.

Nobu

Caesars Palace
$50 per bottle and $100 for magnums. Bottle cannot be on the house wine list.

Old Homestead Steakhouse

Caesars Palace
$50 per bottle; two bottle limit. Bottle cannot be on the house wine list.

Otto

Grand Canal Shoppes
$50 per bottle, including magnums. No limit.

The Palm

Forum Shops at Caesars
$35 per bottle; $100 for magnums.

Portofino

The Mirage
$45 per bottle; $90 for magnums. Two bottle limit.

Rao's

Caesars Palace
$50 per bottle and magnums are $100. Limit of 2 bottles or one magnum. Bottle cannot be on house wine list.

Rivea

Delano
$35 per bottle; two bottle limit.

Sage

Aria
$50 per bottle and $100 for magnums. Two bottle limit; one bottle limit for magnums. Bottle cannot be on house wine list.

Spago

Forum Shops at Caesars
$50 per bottle and $100 for magnums. Two bottle limit; one bottle limit for magnums. Bottle cannot be on house wine list.

Strip House

Planet Hollywood
No fee if you also purchase a bottle of the same size from the restaurant's wine list.  

Sushi Roku

Forum Shops at Caesars
$35 per bottle.

Table 10

Grand Canal Shoppes
No corkage fee for locals. Otherwise it's $25 per bottle or $50 for magnums. No limit, but outside bottles are not allowed at private parties or events.

THE Steak House

Circus Circus
$18 per bottle.

Stripsteak

Mandalay Bay
$35 per bottle and $70 for magnums. Two bottle limit.

Wynn and Wynn Encore

3131 Las Vegas Blvd South
Restaurants have a standard corkage fee of $50 per bottle with a limit of two 750ml bottles.

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